CBP manages US border security, customs, and immigration inspection at ports of entry. Travelers and expats often need to contact CBP for Global Entry, visa waiver queries, customs declarations, and border crossing questions while abroad.
Dial 1-877-227-5511 (toll-free within the US)
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Call at 8:30 AM US Eastern Time when lines open
Have your passport and Global Entry membership number (if applicable) ready
Use the CBP website for Global Entry applications and status checks
For urgent travel issues, contact the nearest US embassy
Tuesday–Thursday, 8:30–9:30 AM US Eastern Time
CBP website: cbp.gov — Global Entry, ESTA, customs information
ESTA online application for Visa Waiver Program travelers
Global Entry online portal for application status and appointments
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You can check your Global Entry status online through your Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) account at ttp.cbp.gov. If you need to speak with an agent, call +1 202-325-8000 and have your application ID ready.
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Have your passport number, Global Entry or TTP application ID (if applicable), and details of your enquiry. For customs questions, have details about the items you are importing or declaring.
Yes. The CBP website offers online services for Global Entry, ESTA, and customs information. You can also submit enquiries through the CBP Info Center online form.
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